In medical aerosols, the potential for reduction is limited due to medical constraints, low emission levels and the high cost of alternatives.

Facilitation and reduction of the cost of transfer of migrant remittances

60 206. Facilitation and reduction of the cost of transfer of migrant remittances

A number of Parties reported difficulties in quantifying the reduction potential of identified measures.

This may require further relocation of certain functions to more economic cost centres, as well as the aggressive reduction of the cost base.

As a participant in the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, IFRC viewed risk and vulnerability reduction not as a cost, but as an investment.

Young people, with their enormous untapped potential, can make their own important contribution to poverty reduction.

The potential savings and recoveries identified exceeded by far the cost of the UNHCR Audit Service.

Emphasis should be on affordabililty and cost reduction, on innovative business and financing models and on cost effective, consumer friendly, cost recovery models, recognizing that different renewable technologies offer different opportunities and face different constrains.

Food fortification and iron supplementation are widely ranked among the most cost effective interventions for poverty reduction.

The main drivers of OFDI included system escape, the search for market and efficiency, and cost reduction.

The estimated level of support cost income shows a reduction when compared with estimates for the previous biennium.

Flexible land policies could facilitate cost effective and productive use of land contributing to economic development and poverty reduction.

Both scenarios entail reduction of the fixed cost base of UNOPS and the introduction of new service pricing mechanisms.

The selection of priority sectors was reported to be based on economic and environmental significance, cost effectiveness, emission reduction, contribution to other development goals (e.g. Albania), technological benefits, level of barriers, potential to attract funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and other sources, and contribution to risk minimization.

At the same time, the durable viability of UNOPS will require a reduction in the cost base of its operations.

We are also proposing in the General Assembly a reduction in the cost of international money remittances from migrant workers.

WTO has given prominence to the potential for further reduction of tariff barriers to foster an expansion in South South trade.

In order to maximize their potential, small launcher developers must apply the same innovative, low cost design approach used on small satellites.

The report recommended the creation of a working group to explore the potential cost efficiency that might accrue from common procurement arrangements.

Reiterating also that activities to be funded should be country driven, cost effective and integrated into national sustainable development and poverty reduction strategies,

Developing country SMEs were more likely to be motivated by cost reduction factors and factors related to personal relationships, ethnicity and social connections.

Pull factors relate to location specific advantages of the host countries such as market potential, low cost labour, incentives, investment opportunities, technology and skills.

There was also bureaucratic resistance from existing regulators. Most important, supervision suggested some potential responsibility to recapitalize problematic banks, and thus involved a fiscal cost.

It stressed the need to maximize the potential for utilizing air transportation resources in the region and to explore other means of reducing the high cost.

The net operational budget estimates of 19,216,920 represent a net reduction of 2,295,450, or 10.7 per cent in real terms, i.e. at 2004 2005 cost levels.

(ii) Speedy post conflict stockpile control and reduction in order to minimize the both the potential for innocent misadventure and for looting with an intent for intentional misuse

It also wished to know whether consideration had been given to the potential cost savings of needing fewer security guards and to the need to accommodate emergency evacuations.

Mr. Kuijpers then quantified the potential emissions benefits of a mitigation scenario in relation to a business as usual scenario, which included a reduction of CFC emissions by 30 per cent in 2015 and a reduction of HCFC emissions by 50 per cent in 2015.

In terms of findings, the Panel had noted that the emission reduction potential from foam end of life measures would be in excess of 190,000 ODP tonnes by 2100.

Additional advantages of providing for exclusive jurisdiction clauses in the draft instrument were said to be a potential reduction of the number of possible jurisdictions in the case of multiple suits, particularly in the absence of concursus provisions, and a reduction in the risk of forum shopping.

As temperatures rise, however, the costs will rise and the benefits will decline, leading to a dramatic reduction in net benefits. After the year 2070, global warming will become a net cost to the world, justifying cost effective climate action now and in the decades to come.

According to insiders, projects of nuclear power stations are instrumental in the reduction of electricity cost for the British public, while at the same time driving local economy and employment.

Indeed, there is excellent potential for low cost solar power, zero emitting coal based technologies, and safe and reliable nuclear power. Solar radiation equals roughly 10,000 times our current energy use.

This is a clear positive adjustment to redistribute the reduced income available under the conditions of the last five years, at the cost, however, of a major reduction in labour productivity.

The Organization's claim to the International Atomic Energy Agency under the cost sharing agreement for termination indemnity costs for Buildings Management staff separated during the 1995 staff reduction exercise is not resolved.

Stunted children often struggle to reach their potential in school and ultimately the workplace, diminishing economic productivity and development. A World Bank study found that under nutrition can cost an individual up to 10 of his or her potential lifetime earnings, and as much as 3 of a country s GDP.

The level of sensitivity involved has prevented the Bureau from seeking and accepting external funding from several potential sources and the proportion of cost sharing has been relatively low despite strong international interest.

Feldstein calculates that the one time cost of principal reduction would be around 350 billion. Of course, in our current fiscal environment, it will be hard to find additional resources from the budget.

And that potential, that powerful potential, is also our potential, of you and me.

He pointed out that between 2002 and 2015 a significant reduction in emissions from banked gases could be achieved by containment, recovery, recycling, destruction and the use of alternatives with less global warming potential.

And we all pay dearly for solid waste costs, health problems associated with pollution and more odiously, the cost of imprisoning our young black and Latino men, who possess untold amounts of untapped potential.

At the beginning of 2004, as a precaution against potential shortfalls in the Annual Programme Fund, programme budgets were capped at 95 per cent and non staff administrative cost budgets at 90 per cent.

Disaster risk reduction requires national and community action on a wide range of fronts, including technical and institutional capacity, appropriate policies, and investments designed to bring risks to acceptable levels at an acceptable cost.

IVM promotes a policy and institutional framework in which local appropriate interventions (chemical and non chemical) are utilized synergistically and cost effectively through inter sectoral action to impact on the reduction of disease transmission.